INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA

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1 INDIVIDUAL active player RUSHING Rushing Attempts Allen Pinkett vs. LSU, 1984 (162 yards) Phil Carter vs. Michigan State, 1980 (254 yards) Vagas Ferguson vs. Ga. Tech, 1979 (177 yards) Jim Stone vs. Miami, 1980 (224 yards) Vagas Ferguson, 1979 (1,437 yards) Allen Pinkett, 1984 (1,105 yards) Autry Denson, 1997 (1,268 yards) Allen Pinkett, (4,131 yards) Autry Denson, (4,318 yards) Vagas Ferguson, (3,472 yards) Per () Vagas Ferguson, 1979 (301 in 11 games) Per () Allen Pinkett, (889 in 43 games) Consecutive Rushing Attempts by Same Player Mark Green vs. Boston College, Phil Carter vs. Air Force, Larry Conjar vs. Army, Neil Worden vs. Oklahoma, James Aldridge vs. Navy, 2006 Running back Autry Denson owns the Notre Dame record for most career rushing yards (4,318) and eclipsed 100 yards rushing in a game more than any other Irish player (22). Rushing Yards Julius Jones at Pittsburgh, 2003 (24 attempts) Vagas Ferguson vs. Georgia Tech, 1978 (30 attempts) Phil Carter vs. Michigan State, 1980 (40 attempts) 1,437.. Vagas Ferguson, 1979 (301 attempts) 1,394.. Allen Pinkett, 1983 (252 attempts) 1,343.. Reggie Brooks, 1992 (167 attempts) 4,318.. Autry Denson, (854 attempts) 4,131.. Allen Pinkett, (889 attempts) 3,472.. Vagas Ferguson, (673 attempts) Rushing Yards Per Vagas Ferguson, 1979 (1,437 in 11 games) Allen Pinkett, 1983 (1,394 in 11 games) Reggie Brooks, 1992 (1,343 in 11 games) Allen Pinkett, (4,131 in 43 games) Autry Denson, (4,318 in 45 games) Darius Walker, (3,249 in 36 games) s Rushing for 100 Yards or More Allen Pinkett, Darius Walker, Autry Denson, Autry Denson, Vagas Ferguson, Autry Denson, Allen Pinkett, Darius Walker, Consecutive s Rushing For 100 Yards or More Lee Becton, 1993 (Pittsburgh, BYU, USC, Navy, Florida St., Boston College) s Rushing for 200 Yards or More Julius Jones, 2003 (Pittsburgh, Navy, Stanford) Reggie Brooks, 1992 (Purdue, USC) Jim Stone, 1980 (Miami, Navy) Vagas Ferguson, 1978 (Navy, Georgia Tech) Rushing Yards by a Freshman Jerome Heavens vs. Georgia Tech, 1975 (18 attempts) Julius Jones vs. Navy, 1999 (19 attempts) Jerome Heavens vs. Air Force, 1975 (20 attempts) Darius Walker, 2004 (185 attempts) Jerome Heavens, 1975 (129 attempts) Autry Denson, 1995 (137 attempts) Rushing Yards by a Quarterback Bill Etter vs. Navy, 1969 (11 attempts) Tony Rice, 1989 (174 attempts) 1,921.. Tony Rice, (394 attempts) Per () Tony Rice, (1,921 in 33 games) Rushing Yards Per Attempt (min. 10 attempts) John Petitbon vs. Michigan State, 1950 (10 for 171) (min. 5 attempts) Coy McGee vs. USC, 1946 (6 for 146) (min. 100 attempts) George Gipp, 1920 (102 for 827) Reggie Brooks, 1992 (167 for 1,343) Marchy Schwartz, 1930 (124 for 927) (min. 150 attempts) Reggie Brooks, (198 for 1,508) Don Miller, (283 for 1,933) Christie Flanagan, (285 for 1,822) Rushing Touchdowns Art Smith vs. Loyola (Chicago), Bill Downs vs. DePauw, Allen Pinkett vs. Penn State, Allen Pinkett vs. Penn State, Larry Conjar vs. USC, Frank Lonergan vs. DePauw, Frank Lonergan vs. Chicago Physicians, Allen Pinkett, Vagas Ferguson, Jerome Bettis, Allen Pinkett, Bill Downs, Allen Pinkett, Autry Denson, Louis (Red) Salmon, Per () Ray Eichenlaub, 1913 (12 in 7 games) Per () Stan Cofall, (30 in 25 games) PASSING Pass Attempts Terry Hanratty vs. Purdue, 1967 (completed 29) Brady Quinn vs. Michigan State, 2005 (completed 33) Brady Quinn vs. Purdue, 2003 (completed 29) HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM 137

2 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Brady Quinn, 2006 (completed 289) Brady Quinn, 2005 (completed 292) Jimmy Clausen, 2008 (completed 268) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (completed 289) Brady Quinn, 2004 (completed 191) Brady Quinn, (completed 929) Jimmy Clausen, (completed 695) Ron Powlus, (completed 558) Steve Beuerlein, (completed 473) Pass Attempts Per Brady Quinn, 2005 (450 in 12 games) Brady Quinn, 2006 (467 in 13 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (425 in 12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2008 (440 in 13 games) Brady Quinn, 2004 (353 in 12 games) Brady Quinn, (1602 in 49 games) Jimmy Clausen, (1110 in 35 games) Ron Powlus, (964 in 44 games) Terry Hanratty, (550 in 26 games) Pass Completions Jimmy Clausen vs. Navy, 2009 (attempted 51) Brady Quinn vs. Michigan State, 2005 (attempted 60) Joe Theismann vs. USC, 1970 (attempted 58) Brady Quinn vs. BYU, 2005 (attempted 42) Jimmy Clausen vs. North Carolina, 2008 (attempted 48) Ron Powlus vs. Purdue, 1997 (attempted 43) Brady Quinn, 2005 (attempted 450) Brady Quinn, 2006 (attempted 467) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (attempted 425) Jimmy Clausen, 2008 (attempted 440) Brady Quinn, 2004 (attempted 353) Brady Quinn, (attempted 1602) Jimmy Clausen, (attempted 1110) Ron Powlus, (attempted 969) Steve Beuerlein, (attempted 850) Pass Completions Per Brady Quinn, 2005 (292 in 12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (289 in 12 games) Brady Quinn, 2006 (289 in 13 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2008 (268 in 13 games) Terry Hanratty, 1968 (116 in 7 games) Jimmy Clausen, (695 in 35 games) Brady Quinn, (929 in 49 games) Ron Powlus, (558 in 44 games) Terry Hanratty, (304 in 26 games) Consecutive Pass Completions Ron Powlus vs. Michigan State, Brady Quinn vs. Ohio State (Fiesta Bowl), Brady Quinn vs. BYU, Jarious Jackson vs. Navy, Ron Powlus vs. Michigan State, Brady Quinn vs. Ohio State (Fiesta Bowl), Jimmy Clausen vs. Washington State/Navy, Brady Quinn vs. BYU, Jarious Jackson vs. Navy, 1998 Consecutive s Completing a Pass Brady Quinn (12 in 2003, 12 in 2004, 12 in 2005, 13 in 2006) Ron Powlus (11 in 1994, 10 in 1995, 11 in 1996, 11 in 1997) Rick Mirer (11 in 1990, 12 in 1991, 11 in 1992) Ralph Guglielmi (4 in 1951, 10 in 1952, 10 in 1953, 10 in 1954) Completion Percentage (min. 10 completions) Steve Beuerlein vs. Colorado, 1984 (10 of 11) Jarious Jackson vs. Navy, 1998 (12 of 14) Rick Mirer vs. Purdue, 1991 (12 of 14) Rick Slager vs. Northwestern, 1976 (12 of 14) Jimmy Clausen vs. Hawai i (Hawai i Bowl), 2008 (22 of 26) Jimmy Clausen, vs. Nevada, 2009 (15 of 18) Jimmy Clausen, vs. Navy, 2008 (15 of 18) Jimmy Clausen, vs. Washington State, 2009 (22 of 27) (min. 100 attempts) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (289 of 425) Brady Quinn, 2005 (292 of 450) Brady Quinn, 2006 (289 of 467) Kevin McDougal, 1993 (98 of 159) (min. 150 attempts) Jimmy Clausen, (695 of 1110) Kevin McDougal, (112 of 180) Brady Quinn, (929 of 1602) Ron Powlus, (558 of 969) Highest Passing Efficiency Rating (min. 50 completions) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (425 att., 289 comp., 4 int., 3722 yds, 28 TDs) Bob Williams, 1949 (147 att., 83 comp., 7 int., 1374 yds, 16 TDs) Brady Quinn, 2005 (450 att., 292 comp., 7 int., 3919 yds, 32 TDs) Brady Quinn, 2006 (467 att., 289 comp., 7 int., 3426 yds, 37 TDs) (min. 100 completions) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (425 att., 289 comp., 4 int., 3722 yds, 28 TDs) Brady Quinn, 2005 (450 att., 292 comp., 7 int., 3919 yds, 32 TDs) John Huarte, 1964 (205 att., 114 comp., 11 int., 2062 yds, 16 TDs) Brady Quinn, 2006 (467 att., 289 comp., 7 int., 3426 yds, 37 TDs) (min. 100 completions) Kevin McDougal, (180 att., 112 comp., 6 int., 1726 yds, 10 TDs) Jimmy Clausen, (1110 att., 695 comp., 27 int., 8148 yds, 60 TDs) Brady Quinn, (1602 att., 929 comp., 39 int., yds, 95 TDs) Passes Had Intercepted Frank Dancewicz vs. Army, Terry Hanratty vs. USC, times - last: Jimmy Clausen vs. Boston College, Steve Beuerlein, John Niemiec, Jimmy Clausen, Joe Theismann, Steve Beuerlein, Brady Quinn, Joe Theismann, Per () John Niemiec, 1928 (16 in 9 games) Steve Beuerlein, 1984 (18 in 11 games) Joe Theismann, 1969 (16 in 10 games) Per () Terry Hanratty, (34 in 26 games) Steve Beuerlein, (44 in 42 games) Lowest Interception Percentage (min. 100 attempts) Matt LoVecchio, 2000 (1 in 125 attempts) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (4 in 425 attempts) Brady Quinn, 2006 (7 in 467 attempts) Brady Quinn, 2005 (7 in 450 attempts) Ron Powlus, 1996 (4 in 232 attempts) (min. 200 attempts) Jimmy Clausen, (27 in 1110 attempts) Brady Quinn, (39 in 1602 attempts) Ron Powlus, (27 in 969 attempts) Carlyle Holiday, (12 in 401 attempts) Pass Attempts Without Interception Brady Quinn vs. BYU, Brady Quinn vs. Purdue, Jimmy Clausen vs. Connecticut, Brady Quinn vs. USC, Brady Quinn vs. UCLA, Brady Quinn vs. Ohio State (Fiesta Bowl), 2005 Consecutive Pass Attempts Without Interception Brady Quinn, Michigan State Army Jimmy Clausen, Washington Navy Jimmy Clausen, USC Purdue Brady Quinn, Stanford Michigan Jimmy Clausen, Michigan State North Carolina 2008 Passing Yards Joe Theismann vs. USC, 1970 (33 of 58) Brady Quinn vs. Michigan State, 2005 (33 of 60) Brady Quinn vs. BYU, 2005 (32 of 41) 3,919.. Brady Quinn, 2005 (292 of 450) 3,722.. Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (289 of 425) 3,426.. Brady Quinn, 2006 (289 of 467) 3,172.. Jimmy Clausen, 2008 (268 of 440) 2,753.. Jarious Jackson, 1999 (184 of 316) 11,762 Brady Quinn, (929 of 1602) 8,148.. Jimmy Clausen, (695 of 1110) 7,602.. Ron Powlus, (558 of 969) 6,527.. Steve Beuerlein, (473 of 850) Passing Yards Per Brady Quinn, 2005 (3,919 in 12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (3,722 in 12 games) Brady Quinn, 2006 (3,426 in 13 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2008 (3,172 in 13 games) Joe Theismann, 1970 (2,429 in 10 games) Brady Quinn, (11,762 in 49 games) Jimmy Clausen, (8,148 in 35 games) Ron Powlus, (7,602 in 44 games) Terry Hanratty, (4,152 in 26 games) Passing Yards Per Attempt (min. 20 attempts) Jimmy Clausen vs. Nevada, 2009 (18 for 315) Jimmy Clausen vs. Hawai i, 2008 (Hawai i Bowl), (26 for 401) Jimmy Clausen vs. Washington, 2009 (31 for 422) Carlyle Holiday vs. Navy, 2002 (21 for 272) Brady Quinn vs. Purdue, 2005 (36 for 440) (min. 100 attempts) John Huarte, 1964 (205 for 2,062) Kevin McDougal, 1993 (159 for 1,541) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (425 for 3,722) Kevin McDougal, (180 for 1,726) John Huarte, (255 for 2,343) Jarious Jackson, (536 for 4,820) Passing Yards Per Completion (min. 10 completions) John Huarte vs. Navy, 1964 (10 for 274 yards) (min. 50 completions) John Huarte, 1964 (114 for 2,062 yards) George Izo, 1958 (60 for 1,067 yards) Ralph Guglielmi, 1954 (69 for 1,162 yards) (min. 75 completions) George Izo, (121 for 2,095 yards) John Huarte, (138 for 2,343 yards) Jarious Jackson, (306 for 4,820 yards) Touchdown Passes Brady Quinn vs. BYU, Jimmy Clausen at Stanford, Jimmy Clausen vs. Hawai i (Hawai i Bowl), Brady Quinn vs. Michigan State, Brady Quinn at Michigan State, times - last: Jimmy Clausen vs. Nevada, Brady Quinn, 2006 (13 games) Brady Quinn, 2005 (12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2008 (13 games) Ron Powlus, 1994 (11 games) Brady Quinn, (49 games) Jimmy Clausen, (35 games) Ron Powlus, (44 games) Rick Mirer, (42 games) Touchdown Passes Per Brady Quinn, 2006 (37 in 13 games) Brady Quinn, 2005 (32 in 12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (28 in 12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2008 (25 in 13 games) Ron Powlus, 1994 (19 in 11 games) Brady Quinn, (95 in 49 games) Jimmy Clausen, (60 in 35 games) Ron Powlus, (52 in 44 games) Angelo Bertelli, (28 in 26 games) NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM

3 RECEIVING Pass Receptions Maurice Stovall vs. BYU, 2005 (207 yards) Jim Seymour vs. Purdue, 1966 (276 yards) Bobby Brown vs. Pittsburgh, 1999 (208 yards) Tom Gatewood vs. Purdue, 1970 (192 yards) Golden Tate, 2009 (1,496 yards in 12 games) Jeff Samardzija, 2006 (1,017 yards in 13 games) Jeff Samardzija, 2005 (1,249 yards in 12 games) Tom Gatewood, 1970 (1,123 yards in 10 games) Maurice Stovall, 2005 (1,149 yards in 12 games) Jeff Samardzija, (2,593 yards) Rhema McKnight, (2,277 yards) Tom Gatewood, (2,283 yards) Golden Tate, (2,707 yards) Jim Seymour, (2,113 yards) Pass Receptions Per Golden Tate, 2009 (93 in 12 games) Tom Gatewood, 1970 (77 in 10 games) Jim Seymour, 1966 (48 in 7 games) Jim Seymour, (138 in 26 games) Tom Gatewood, (157 in 30 games) Pass Receptions by a Tight End Ken MacAfee, 1977 (797 yards) Anthony Fasano, 2005 (576 yards) John Carlson, 2006 (634 yards) Ken MacAfee, (1,759 yards) Tony Hunter, (1,897 yards) (played TE in last 5 games in 1981 and all of 1982) John Carlson, (1,093 yards) Pass Receiving Yards Jim Seymour vs. Purdue, 1966 (13 receptions) Golden Tate vs. Washington, 2009 (9 receptions) Jack Snow vs. Wisconsin, 1964 (9 receptions) Bobby Brown vs. Pittsburgh, 1999 (12 receptions) 1,496.. Golden Tate, 2009 (93 receptions) 1,249.. Jeff Samardzija, 2005 (77 receptions) 1,149.. Maurice Stovall, 2005 (69 receptions) 1,123.. Tom Gatewood, 1970 (77 receptions) 1,114.. Jack Snow, 1964 (60 receptions) 2,707.. Golden Tate, (157 receptions) 2,593.. Jeff Samardzija, (179 receptions) 2,512.. Derrick Mayes, (129 receptions) 2,493.. Tim Brown, (137 receptions) 2,283.. Tom Gatewood, (157 receptions) Pass Receiving Yards Per Golden Tate, 2009 (1,496 in 12 games) Jim Seymour, 1966 (862 in 7 games) Floyd, 2009 (795 in 7 games) Tom Gatewood, 1970 (1,123 in 10 games) Jack Snow, 1964 (1,114 in 10 games) Floyd, 2008-present (1,514 in 18 games) Jim Seymour, (2,113 in 26 games) Tom Gatewood, (2,283 in 30 games) Golden Tate, (2,707 in 37 games) Derrick Mayes, (2,512 in 43 games) Pass Receiving Yards Per Catch (min. 4 receptions) Floyd, vs. Nevada, 2009 (4 for 189 yards) Jim Morse vs. USC, 1955 (5 for 208 yards) Golden Tate vs. Michigan, 2008 (4 for 127 yards) John Carlson vs. Michigan State, 2006 (4 for 121 yards) Rhema McKnight vs. Boston College, 2003 (4 for 121 yards) (min. 20 receptions) Matt Shelton, 2004 (20 for 515 yards) Tony Hunter, 1979 (27 for 690 yards) Jim Morse, 1956 (20 for 442 yards) (min. 35 receptions) Raghib Ismail, (71 for 1,565 yards) Kris Haines, (63 for 1,353 yards) Jim Morse, (52 for 1,102 yards) Touchdown Receptions Maurice Stovall vs. BYU, last: Golden Tate at Stanford, Golden Tate, Jeff Samardzija, Rhema McKnight, Jeff Samardzija, Maurice Stovall, Derrick Mayes, Jeff Samardzija, Golden Tate, Derrick Mayes, Rhema McKnight, Tom Gatewood, Per () Floyd, 2009 (9 in 7 games) Golden Tate, 2009 (15 in 12 games) Jeff Samardzija, 2005 (15 in 12 games) Rhema McKnight, 2006 (15 in 13 games) Jim Seymour, 1966 (8 in 7 games) Per () Floyd, 2008-present (16 in 18 games) Golden Tate, (26 in 37 games) Tom Gatewood, (19 in 30 games) Jeff Samardzija, (27 in 49 games) TOTAL OFFENSE Total Offense Attempts Terry Hanratty vs. Purdue, 1967 (420 yards) Joe Theismann vs. USC, 1970 (512 yards) Brady Quinn, 2006 (3,497 yards in 13 games) Brady Quinn, 2005 (4,009 yards in 12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2008 (3,099 yards in 13 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (3,627 yards in 12 games) Jarious Jackson, 1999 (3,217 yards in 12 games) 1,856.. Brady Quinn, (11,944 yards in 49 games) 1,285.. Jimmy Clausen, (7,793 yards in 35 games) 1,201.. Ron Powlus, (7,479 yards in 44 games) 1,027.. Steve Beuerlein, (6,459 yards in 42 games) Plays Per () Brady Quinn, 2005 (520 plays in 12 games) Brady Quinn, 2006 (549 plays in 13 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (484 plays in 12 games) Joe Theismann, 1970 (391 plays in 10 games) Plays Per () Brady Quinn, (1,856 plays in 49 games) Jimmy Clausen, (1,285 plays in 35 games) Terry Hanratty, (731 plays in 26 games) Total Offense Yards Joe Theismann vs. USC, 1970 (71 attempts) Brady Quinn vs. Michigan State, 2005 (67 attempts) Brady Quinn vs. Purdue, 2005 (40 attempts) 4,009.. Brady Quinn, 2005 (520 attempts) 3,627.. Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (484 attempts) 3,497.. Brady Quinn, 2006 (549 attempts) 3,217.. Jarious Jackson, 1999 (456 attempts) 11,944 Brady Quinn, (1,856 attempts) 7,793.. Jimmy Clausen, (1,285 attempts) 7,479.. Ron Powlus, (1,201 attempts) 6,691.. Rick Mirer, (951 attempts) Brady Quinn owns almost every passing record at Notre Dame and he also owns the total offense record for a season and career. HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM 139

4 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Total Offense Yards Per Brady Quinn, 2005 (4,009 yards in 12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (3,627 yards in 12 games) Joe Theismann, 1970 (2,813 yards in 10 games) Brady Quinn, 2006 (3,497 yards in 13 games) Brady Quinn, (11,944 yards in 49 games) Jimmy Clausen, (7,793 yards in 35 games) Joe Theismann, (5,432 yards in 29 games) Terry Hanratty, (4,738 yards in 26 games) s Gaining 200 Yards Total Offense or More Brady Quinn, Jimmy Clausen, Brady Quinn, Jarious Jackson, Jimmy Clausen, Brady Quinn, Jimmy Clausen, Jarious Jackson, Ron Powlus, Steve Beuerlein, Total Offense Yards Per Attempt (min. 20 attempts) Jimmy Clausen vs. Nevada, 2009 (20 for 316 yards) Jimmy Clausen vs. Hawai i (Hawai i Bowl), 2008 (28 for 395 yards) John Huarte vs. Navy, 1964 (20 for 273 yards) (min. 1,000 yards) George Gipp, 1920 (164 for 1,536 yards) John Huarte, 1964 (242 for 2,069 yards) (min. 2,000 yards) John Huarte, (306 for 2,283 yards) George Gipp, (556 for 4,110 yards) Points Responsible For (rushing and passing) Art Smith vs. Loyola (Chicago), 1911 (7 touchdowns worth 5 points each & 2 PATs) Brady Quinn, 2006 (13 games) (2 rush TDs, 37 pass TDs) Brady Quinn, 2005 (12 games) (1 rush TD, 32 pass TDs) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (12 games) ( 3 rush TDs, 28 pass TDs) Rick Mirer, 1991 (12 games) (9 rush TDs, 18 pass TDs) Brady Quinn, (49 games) (6 rush TDs, 95 pass TDs) Jimmy Clausen, (35 games) (5 rush TDs, 60 pass TDs) Rick Mirer, (42 games) (17 rush TDs, 41 pass TDs, 2-pt. run) Ron Powlus, (44 games) (3 rush TDs, 52 pass TDs, 2-pt. run, three 2-pt. pass) Points Responsible For Per Brady Quinn, 2006 (234 points in 13 games) Brady Quinn, 2005 (198 points in 12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (186 points in 12 games) Rick Mirer, 1992 (162 points in 12 games) Brady Quinn, (606 pts in 49 games) Jimmy Clausen, (390 in 35 games) Terry Hanratty, (264 points in 26 games) Joe Theismann, (280 points in 29 games) SCORING Points Art Smith vs. Loyola (Chicago), 1911 (7 touchdowns worth 5 points each & 2 PATs) Bill Wolski vs. Pittsburgh, 1965 (5 TDs) Alvin Berger vs. St. Viator, 1912 (5 TDs) Willie Maher vs. Kalamazoo, 1923 (5 TDs) Bill Downs vs. DePauw, 1905 (6 touchdowns worth 5 points each) Jerome Bettis, 1991 (20 TDs) Allen Pinkett, 1983 (18 TDs, 2-pt. run) Golden Tate, 2009 (18 TDs) Allen Pinkett, 1984 (18 TDs) Allen Pinkett, (53 TDs, 2-pt. run) Craig Hentrich, (39 FGs, 177 PATs) Autry Denson, (47 TDs) Points Per Alvin Berger, 1912 (84 in 7 games) Louis (Red) Salmon, 1903 (105 in 9 games) Jerome Bettis, 1991 (120 in 12 games) Allen Pinkett, 1982 (110 in 11 games) Golden Tate, 2009 (108 in 12 games) Stan Cofall, (246 in 24 games) Allen Pinkett, (320 in 43 games) Gus Dorais, (198 in 28 games) Touchdowns Art Smith vs. Loyola (Chicago), Bill Downs vs. DePauw, Jerome Bettis, 1991 (12 games) Golden Tate, 2009 (12 games) Allen Pinkett, 1983 (11 games) Allen Pinkett, 1984 (11 games) Vagas Ferguson, 1979 (11 games) Allen Pinkett, (43 games) Autry Denson, (45 games) Louis (Red) Salmon, Per () Bill Downs, 1905 (16 in 9 games) Per () Stan Cofall, (30 in 24 games) First Notre Dame Touchdown Harry Jewett vs. Michigan April 20, 1888 (5-yard run) FIELD GOALS Field Goals Made Tausch vs. Washington, 2009 (5 attempts) Nicholas Setta vs. Washington State, 2003 (6 attempts) Nicholas Setta vs. Maryland, 2002 (5 attempts) Craig Hentrich vs. Miami, 1990 (6 attempts) times - Walker vs. Pittsburgh, 2008 (6 attempts) John Carney, 1986 (28 attempts, 11 games) Mike Johnston, 1982 (22 attempts, 11 games) Harry Oliver, 1980 (23 attempts, 11 games) John Carney, (69 attempts, 44 games) Nicholas Setta, (66 attempts, 40 games) Craig Hentrich, (56 attempts, 46 games) Dave Reeve, (64 attempts, 44 games) Field Goals Attempted Gus Dorais vs. Texas, 1913 (made 3) Walker vs. Syracuse, 2008 (made 3) Nicholas Setta vs. Washington State, 2003 (made 5) Craig Hentrich vs. Miami, 1990 (made 5) John Carney, 1986 (made 21 in 11 games) Nicholas Setta, 2002 (made 14 in 13 games) Walker, 2008 (made 14 in 13 games) Harry Oliver, 1980 (made 18 in 11 games) John Carney, (made 51 in 44 games) Nicholas Setta, (made 46 in 40 games) Dave Reeve, (made 39 in 44 games) Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts) John Carney, 1984 (17 of 19) John Carney, (51 of 69) Consecutive Field Goals Tausch, Mike Johnston, 1982 Tausch, Mike Johnston, 1982 Consecutive Regular- s With a Field Goal Nicholas Setta, (last 2 games of 00, all 11 games of 01, first 3 of 02 - also 01 Fiesta Bowl) John Carney, 1986 (all 11 games) First Notre Dame Field Goal Mike Daly vs. Chicago, 1897 (35 yards) EXTRA POINTS Extra Point Conversions (PATs) Ken Ivan vs. Pittsburgh, 1965 (10 attempts) Frank Winter vs. Englewood HS, 1900 (12 attempts) D.J. Fitzpatrick, 2005 (54 attempts) Carl Gioia, 2006 (53 attempts) Craig Hentrich, 1991 (48 attempts) Craig Hentrich, (180 attempts) Dave Reeve, (143 attempts) Scott Hempel, (132 attempts) Per () Craig Hentrich, 1990 (45 in 10 games) D.J. Fitzpatrick, 2005 (52 in 12 games) Per () Scott Hempel, (122 in 28 games) Extra Point Attempts Frank Winter vs. Englewood H.S., 1900 (made 9) Ken Ivan vs. Pittsburgh, 1965 (made 9) D.J. Fitzpatrick, 2005 (made 52) Carl Gioia, 2006 (made 49) Steve Oracko, 1949 (made 38) Craig Hentrich, (made 177) Dave Reeve, (made 130) Scott Hempel, (made 122) Extra Point Percentage (min. 20 made) Walker, 2008 (39 of 39) Nicholas Setta, 2002 (32 of 32) Nicholas Setta, 2001 (23 of 23) Craig Hentrich, 1991 (48 of 48) Craig Hentrich, 1990 (41 of 41) Bob Thomas, 1972 (34 of 34) Ted Gradel, 1987 (33 of 33) Stefan Schroffner, 1994 (30 of 30) John Carney, 1984 (25 of 25) Nicholas Setta, 2000 (44 of 45) Craig Hentrich, 1989 (44 of 45) D.J. Fitzpatrick, 2004 (34 of 35) Mike Johnston, 1983 (33 of 34) (min. 50 made) Nicholas Setta, (104 of Walker, 2007-present (61 of 62) Craig Hentrich, (177 of 180) Mike Johnston, (53 of 54) Consecutive Extra Points Craig Hentrich (from vs. Purdue to vs. Purdue, missed 2nd attempt vs. Purdue) Nicholas Setta (from vs. Stanford to ended by injury) Bob Thomas (from vs. Pittsburgh to vs. Army, missed 6th attempt vs. Army) Walker ( at UCLA to present) Points by Kicking (PATs and FGs) Tausch (5 FGs, 2 PATs) vs. Washington, Nicholas Setta (5 FGs, 2 PATs) vs. Washington State, Craig Hentrich (5 FGs, 2 PATs) vs. Miami, Nicholas Setta (5FGs, 1 PAT) vs. Maryland, Craig Hentrich (16 FGs, 41 PATs), Kevin Pendergast (14 FGs, 45 PATs), John Carney (21 FGs, 24 PATs), D.J. Fitzpatrick (11 FGs, 52 PATs), Craig Hentrich (177 PATs, 39 FGs), Dave Reeve (130 PATs, 39 FGs), Nicholas Setta (104 PATs, 46 FGs), Per () Craig Hentrich, 1990 (89 in 11 games) Per () Craig Hentrich, (294 in 44 games) NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM

5 Two-Point Conversions Marc Edwards, Bob Minnix, Bill Wolski, 1965 Two-Point Conversions By Pass Steve Beuerlein, 1986 (5 attempts) John Huarte, 1964 (9 attempts) Two-Point Conversions Attempts Joe Theismann vs. Pittsburgh, Terry Hanratty vs. Pittsburgh, John Huarte vs. Wisconsin, John Huarte vs. Michigan State, John Huarte, Terry Hanratty, John Huarte, Terry Hanratty, PUNT RETURNS Tom Schoen vs. Pittsburgh, 1967 (167 yards) Tom Schoen, 1967 (447 yards) Vontez Duff, 2002 (385 yards) Gene Edwards, 1925 (173 yards) Dave Duerson, (869 yards) Frank Carideo, (947 yards) Harry Stuhldreher, (701 yards) Per () Tom Schoen, 1967 (42 in 9 games) Per () Frank Carideo, (92 in 28 games) Punt Return Yards Tom Schoen vs. Pittsburgh, 1967 (9 returns) Chet Grant vs. Case Tech, 1916 (3 returns) Nick Rassas, 1965 (24 returns) Tom Schoen, 1967 (42 returns) Frank Carideo, 1929 (33 returns) Frank Carideo, (92 returns) Dave Duerson, (103 returns) Vontez Duff, (73 returns) Per () Tom Schoen, 1967 (447 in 9 games) Per () Frank Carideo, (947 in 28 games) Punt Return Yards Per Attempt (min. 3 attempts) Chet Grant vs. Case Tech, 1916 (3 for 157 yards) (min. 5 attempts) Frank Carideo vs. Ga. Tech, 1929 (5 for 110 yards) (min. 1.5 attempts per game) * Nick Rassas, 1965 (459 on 24 attempts) (min. 1.5 attempts per game) Allen Rossum, (427 on 27 attempts) *In 1996, Allen Rossum had only 15 punt returns, which does not meet the 1.5 per game requirement. However, he eclipsed the record based on his return yards (344) divided by the min. return amount of 17 (in 11 games). Rossum actually averaged 22.9 yards per return. for Touchdowns Allen Rossum vs. Pittsburgh, Tim Brown vs. Michigan State, Vince McNally vs. Beloit, Allen Rossum, Tim Brown, Nick Rassas, Tom Zbikowski, Allen Rossum, Ricky Watters, Tim Brown, Nick Rassas, KICKOFF RETURNS George Gipp (157 yards) vs. Army, Julius Jones (163 yards) vs. Pittsburgh, Mark McLane (95 yards) vs. USC, Jack Landry (112 yards) vs. Michigan State, 1951 Riddick (122 yards) at Stanford, 2009 Riddick (129 yards) vs. Washington, 2009 Riddick (849 yards), 2009 Allen (740 yards), Golden Tate (521 yards), Julius Jones (603 yards), Tim Brown (698 yards), Julius Jones, , 2003 (1,678 yards) Tim Brown, (1,613 yards) Allen, 2007-present (1,247 yards) Jim Stone, (1,079 yards) Per () Riddick, 2009-present (37 in 12 games) Allen, 2007-present (54 in 35 games) Jim Stone, (49 in 33 games) Yards Paul Castner vs. Kalamazoo, 1922 (4 returns) Raghib Ismail vs. Michigan, 1989 (3 returns) Willie Maher vs. Kalamazoo, 1923 (4 returns) Riddick, 2009-present (37 returns) Allen, 2007-present (33 returns) Tim Brown, 1986 (25 returns) Julius Jones, 1999 (26 returns) Allen Rossum, 1997 (20 returns) 1,678.. Julius Jones, , 2003 (72 returns) 1,613.. Tim Brown, (69 returns) 1,271.. Raghib Ismail, (46 returns) Per () Riddick, 2009 (849 in 12 games) Paul Castner, 1922 (490 in 7 games) Per () Riddick, 2009-present (849 in 12 games) Kickoff Return Yards Per Attempt (min. 2 returns) Raghib Ismail vs. Rice, 1988 (2 for 170) (min. 0.5 returns per game) Paul Castner, 1922 (11 for 490) (min. 0.5 returns per game) Paul Castner, (21 for 767) for Touchdowns Raghib Ismail vs. Michigan, Raghib Ismail vs. Rice, Paul Castner vs. Kalamazoo, Allen Rossum, Raghib Ismail, Raghib Ismail, Tim Brown, Nick Eddy, Johnny Lattner, Paul Castner, Raghib Ismail, TOTAL KICKOFF RETURNS (Combined punt and kickoff returns) Returns (punts & kickoffs) George Gipp vs. Army, 1920 (2 PR, 8 KR, 207 yards) Tom Schoen vs. Pittsburgh, 1967 (9 PR, 167 yards) Vontez Duff, 2002 (40 PR, 19 KR, 941 yards) Tim Brown, 1987 (34 PR, 23 KR, 857 yards) Gene Edwards, 1925 (40 PR, 3 KR, 213 yards) Vontez Duff, (73 PR, 47 KR, 1,955 yards) Julius Jones, (38 PR, 72 KR, 2,104 yards) Tim Brown, (36 PR, 69 KR, 2,089 yards) Per () Tim Brown, 1987 (57 in 11 games) Return Yards (punts & kickoffs) Willie Maher vs. Kalamazoo, 1923 (80 PR, 174 KR) Paul Castner vs. Kalamazoo, 1922 (253 KR) Vontez Duff, 2002 (526 KR, 385 PR) Tim Brown, 1987 (401 PR, 456 KR) Riddick, 2009 (0 PR, 849 KR) Julius Jones, 1999 (195 PR, 603 KR) 2,104.. Julius Jones, , 2003 (426 PR, 1678 KR) 2,089.. Tim Brown, (476 PR, 1613 KR) 1,955.. Vontez Duff, (725 PR, 1230 KR) Per () Tim Brown, 1987 (857 in 11 games) Per () Tim Brown, (2,089 in 43 games) Kick Return Yards Per Attempt (punts & kickoffs) (min. 5 attempts) Julius Jones vs. Nebraska, 2000 (5 for 175) Tim Brown vs. USC, 1986 (5 for 153) Allen Rossum vs. Boston College, 1997 (5 for 132) (min. 1.5 per game) Raghib Ismail, 1988 (17 for 505) Tim Brown, 1986 (27 for 773) Paul Hornung, 1956 (20 for 559) (min. 1.5 per game) Riddick, 2009-present (37 for 849) Raghib Ismail, (71 for 1607) Jim Stone, (49 for 1079) Allen, 2007-present (61 for 1,313) Tim Brown, (105 for 2089) Kick Returns for Touchdowns (punts & kickoffs) Allen Rossum (PR) vs. Pittsburgh, Raghib Ismail (KR) vs. Rice, Raghib Ismail (PR, KR) vs. Michigan, Tim Brown (PR) vs. Michigan State, Vince McNally (PR) vs. Beloit, Paul Castner (KR) vs. Kalamazoo, Allen Rossum (3 PR, 1 KR), Raghib Ismail (1 PR, 2 KR), Tim Brown (3 PR), Nick Rassas (3 PR), Allen Rossum (3 PR, 3 KR), Tim Brown (3 PR, 3 KR), Raghib Ismail (5 KR, 1 PR), Vontez Duff (1PR, 2KR), Nick Rassas (3 PR), Ricky Watters (3 PR), ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING (Yardage from rushing, receiving and all returns) All-Purpose Yards Willie Maher vs. Kalamazoo, 1923 (107 rushing, 80 PR, 174 KR) George Gipp vs. Army, 1920 (150 rushing, 50 PR, 157 KR) Jim Seymour vs. Purdue, 1966 (276 receiving) Golden Tate vs. Washington, 2009 (244 receiving, 31 rushing) 1,937.. Tim Brown, 1986 (254 rushing, 910 receiving, 75 PR, 698 KR) 1,915.. Golden Tate, 2009 (186 rushing, 1496 receiving, 171 PR, 62 KR) 1,847.. Tim Brown, 1987 (144 rushing, 846 receiving, 401 PR, 456 KR) 1,754.. Golden Tate, 2008 (37 rushing, 1080 receiving, 116 PR, 521 KR) 1,723.. Raghib Ismail,1990 (537 rushing, 699 receiving,151 PR, 336 KR) HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM 141

6 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 5,462.. Julius Jones, , 2003 (3,108 rushing, 250 receiving, 426 PR, 1678 KR) 5,327.. Autry Denson, (4,318 rushing, 432 receiving, 273 KR, 304 PR) 5,259.. Allen Pinkett, (4,131 rushing, 774 receiving, 354 KR) Per () Tim Brown, 1986 (1,937 in 11 games) Per () Allen Pinkett, (5,259 in 43 games TOTAL YARDAGE (Yardage from rushing, passing, receiving and all returns) Total Yardage Joe Theismann vs. USC, 1970 (526 passing, 7 receiving, -14 rushing) Brady Quinn vs. Michigan State, 2005 (487 passing, -8 rushing) Brady Quinn vs. Purdue, 2005 (440 passing, 23 rushing) 4,009.. Brady Quinn, 2005 (3,919 passing, 90 rushing) 3,627.. Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (3,722 passing, -95 rushing) 3,497.. Brady Quinn, 2006 (3,426 passing, 71 rushing) 3,217.. Jarious Jackson, 1999 (2,753 passing, 464 rushing) 11,944 Brady Quinn, (11,762 passing, 182 rushing) 7,793.. Jimmy Clausen, (8,148 passing, -355 rushing) 7,479.. Ron Powlus, (7,602 passing, minus-123 rushing) 6,907.. Rick Mirer, (5,997 passing, 694 rushing, 16 receiving) Per () Brady Quinn, 2005 (4,009 in 12 games) Jimmy Clausen, 2009 (3,627 in 12 games) Joe Theismann, 1970 (2,820 in 10 games) Brady Quinn, 2006 (3,497 in 13 games) Per () Brady Quinn, (11,944 in 49 games) Jimmy Clausen, (7,793 in 35 games) Ron Powlus, (7,479 in 44 games) PUNTING Punts Marchy Schwartz vs. Army, 1931 (509 yards) Joey Hildbold, 2002 (3,038 yards) Blair Kiel, 1982 (3,267 yards) D.J. Fitzpatrick, 2004 (3,175 yards) Blair Kiel, 1981 (2,914 yards) Blair Kiel, (10,534 yards) Joey Hildbold, (10,304 yards) Joe Restic, (8,409 yards) Punts Per Fred Evans, 1941 (67 in 9 games) Joey Hildbold, (256 in 46 games) Punting Average (min. 5 punts) Geoff Price vs. Michigan, 2006 (7 for 363 yards) (min. 10 punts) Paul Castner vs. Purdue, 1921 (12 for 537 yards) (min. 25 punts) Geoff Price, 2006 (50 for 2,272 yards) (min. 50 punts) Craig Hentrich, (118 for 5,204 yards) DEFENSE players - last: Shane Walton vs. Maryland, Mike Townsend, 1972 (39 yards) Tom MacDonald, 1962 (81 yards) Angelo Bertell, 1942 (41 yards) Tony Carey, 1964 (121 yards) Todd Lyght, 1989 (42 yards) Luther Bradley, 1973, (218 yards) Tom MacDonald, (167 yards) John Lattner, (128 yards) Clarence Ellis, (157 yards) Ralph Stepaniak, (179 yards) Mike Townsend, (86 yards) Joe Restic, (176 yards) Per () Mike Townsend, 1972 (10 in 10 games) Tom MacDonald, 1962 (9 in 10 games) Per () Tom MacDonald, (15 in 24 games) by a Linebacker Lyron Cobbins, 1995 (86 yards) John Pergine, 1966 (72 yards) John Pergine, (91 yards) Interception Return Yards Luther Bradley vs. Purdue, 1975 (2 returns) Nick Rassas, 1965 (6 returns) Frank Carideo, 1929 (5 returns) Tom Zbikowski, 2005 (5 returns) Dave Duerson, (12 returns) Steve Lawrence, (10 returns) Tom Schoen, (11 returns) Per () Nick Rassas, 1965 (197 in 10 games) Per () Nick Rassas, (220 in 21 games) Interception Yards Per Return (min. 2 returns) Luther Bradley vs. Purdue, 1975 (2 for 103 yards) (min. 4 returns) Luther Bradley, 1975 (4 for 135 yards) Nick Rassas, 1965 (6 for 197 yards) (min. 6 returns) Nick Rassas, (7 for 220) Tom Zbikowski, (7 for 199) Tom Gibbons, (9 for 215) Interception Returns for Touchdowns Dave Waymer vs. Miami, Tom Zbikowski, Shane Walton, Allen Rossum, Dave Waymer, Bobby Leopold, Randy Harrison, Tom Schoen, Shane Walton, Allen Rossum, Bobby Leopold, Tom Schoen, Tackles by a Linebacker (since 1956) Bob Crable vs. Clemson, Bob Golic vs. Michigan, Bob Crable, Bob Crable, Steve Heimkreiter, Bob Crable, Bob Golic, Steve Heimkreiter, Tackles by a Front Four Lineman (since 1956) Steve Niehaus, Trevor Laws, Ross Browner, 1973, Steve Niehaus, Tackles for Loss (since 1967) Ross Browner, 1976 (203 yards) Anthony Weaver, 2001 (56 yards) Justin Tuck, 2003 (117 yards) Ross Browner, 1973, (515 yards) Justin Tuck, (210 yards) Anthony Weaver, (121 yards) Passes Broken Up (since 1956) Shane Walton, Clarence Ellis, Dave Waymer, Clarence Ellis, Luther Bradley, 1973, Shane Walton, Fumbles Recovered (since 1952) Cedric Figaro, Ross Browner, 1973, Steve Lawrence, FUMBLE RETURNS Fumble Returns Tony Driver vs. Navy, Gerome Sapp, Rocky Boiman, Donald Dykes, Tony Driver, Anthony Denman, Ivory Covington, Tony Driver, Fumble Returns for Touchdowns Tony Driver vs. Navy, Tony Driver, Tony Driver, Tom Zbikowski, Note: The NCAA decided to include all bowl game statistics along with regular-season statistics starting in Before the 03 season, all bowl game statistics were not reflected in a player s final year stats and the NCAA decided not to make the ruling retroactive. Therefore, players who participated in bowl games before the 2003 season do not have their respective bowl game statistics reflected on these lists NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM

7 TEAM RECORDS Single Offense Rushing Rushing Attempts vs. Navy, 1969 (597 yards) Fewest Rushing Attempts vs. Michigan, 2006 (4 yards) vs. Michigan State, 2006 (47 yards) Rushing Yards vs. Drake, 1931 Modern Record: 597 vs. Navy, 1969 Fewest Rushing Yards vs. Michigan State, 1965 (31 attempts) Rushing Yards Per Attempt vs. Kalamazoo, 1923 (36 for 464 yards) Modern Record: 10.0 vs. Great Lakes, 1942 (25 for 250 yards) Rushing Touchdowns vs. American Medical, 1905 Modern Record: 10 vs. Dartmouth, 1944 Passing Pass Attempts vs. Purdue, 1967 (completed 29) Fewest Pass Attempts many times Modern Record: 1 vs. Iowa, 1945 Pass Completions vs. Navy, 2009 (attempted 51) Fewest Pass Completions many times Modern Record: 0 vs. Iowa, 1945 Consecutive Pass Completions vs. Michigan State, vs. Ohio State (Fiesta Bowl), 2006 Completion Percentage (min. 20 attempts) vs. Hawai i (Hawai i Bowl), 2008 (24 of 28) Passing Yards vs. USC, 1970 (33 of 58) Fewest Passing Yards vs. Iowa, 1948 Passes Had Intercepted vs. Army, 1944 Consecutive Pass Attempts Without Interception vs. BYU, 2004 Touchdown Passes vs. BYU, 2005 Total Offense Total Offense Attempts vs. Iowa, 1968 (587 yards) Fewest Total Offense Attempts vs. Pittsburgh, 1937 (87 yards) Total Offense Yards vs. Navy, 1969 (99 attempts) Fewest Total Offense Yards vs. Michigan State, 1965 (42 attempts) Total Offense Average Per Attempt vs. Kalamazoo, 1923 (36 for 464) Modern Record: 10.2 vs. Navy, 1949 (50 for 511) Scoring Points vs. American Medical, 1905 Modern Record: vs. Georgia Tech, vs. Pittsburgh, 1965 Touchdowns vs. American Medical, 1905 Modern Record: vs. Georgia Tech, vs. Pittsburgh, vs. Dartmouth, 1944 Extra Points vs. Rose Poly, 1914 Modern Record: vs. Georgia Tech, vs. Pittsburgh, 1965 Two-Point Conversions vs. USC, vs. Michigan State, 1964 Two-Point Conversion Attempts vs. Pittsburgh, vs. Michigan State, 1964 Field Goals vs. Washington, 2009 (5 attempts) vs. Washington State, 2003 (6 attempts) vs. Maryland, 2002 (5 attempts) vs. Miami, 1990 (6 attempts) Field Goal Attempts vs. Texas, 1913 Modern Record: 6 vs. Miami, 1990 (made 5); vs. Washington State, 2003 (made 5) vs. Northwestern, 1971 (185 yards) vs. Wisconsin, 1943 (75 yards) Interception Yards vs. Northwestern, 1971 (7 returns) Interception Returns for Touchdowns vs. Miami, vs. Northwestern, vs. USC, vs. Wabash, 1924; Modern Record: 12 vs. Iowa, 1939 Punt Return Yards vs. Pittsburgh, 1996 (6 returns) Punt Return Yards Per Attempt (minimum 3) vs. Pittsburgh, 1996 (6 for 231) vs. Iowa, 1956 (179 yards) vs. Army, 1945 (137 yards) Kickoff Return Yards vs. Kalamazoo, 1922 Modern Record: 192 vs. Michigan, 1989 (3 returns) Kickoff Return Yards Per Attempt (min. 3) vs. Michigan, 1989 (3 for 192) Fumble Returns Fumble Returns vs. Purdue, 2000 (58 yards) vs. Navy, 2000 (46 yards) vs. Vanderbilt, 1995 (15 yards) Fumble Return Yards vs. Michigan State, 1998 (1 return) Punting Punts vs. Indiana, 1921 Modern Record: 16 vs. Army, 1941 Fewest Punts several times - last: vs. Navy, 2009 Punting Average (minimum 5) vs. Arizona State (5 for 261), 1998 First Downs First Downs vs. Army, 1974 Fewest First Downs vs. Nebraska, 1917 Modern Record: 3 vs. Pittsburgh, 1937 First Downs by Rushing vs. Pittsburgh, 1993 Fewest First Downs by Rushing vs. Michigan, vs. Michigan State, vs. Minnesota, vs. Pittsburgh, vs. Nebraska, 1917 First Downs by Passing vs. Navy, 2009 Fewest First Downs by Passing many times (most recent: vs. Pittsburgh, 1989) First Downs by Penalty vs. North Carolina State, 2003 Penalties Penalties vs. Beloit, 1926 Modern Record: 20 vs. Nebraska, 1948 Fewest Penalties vs. Ohio State, vs. USC, vs. Miami, vs. LSU, 1997 Most Penalty Yards vs. SMU, 1954 Fumbles Fumbles vs. Northwestern, 1931 Modern Record: vs. Oklahoma, vs. Purdue, 1952 Fumbles Lost vs. Michigan State, 1952 Notre Dame's 1997 win in Baton Rouge against LSU set a single-game Irish record as the first time in history Notre Dame played without either a penalty or a turnover. (Photo by Lighthouse Imaging) HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM 143

8 TEAM RECORDS Offense Rushing Rushing Attempts (3,119 yards in 11 games) Rushing Attempts Per (673 in 10 games) Rushing Yards 3, (673 attempts in 11 games) Rushing Yards Per Attempt (556 for 3,430 yards in 11 games) Modern Record: (567 for 3,061 yards in 9 games) Rushing Yards Per (3,502 yards in 10 games) Rushing Touchdowns (11 games) Passing Pass Attempts (completed 290 in 13 games) Pass Attempts Per (attempted 454 in 12 games) Pass Completions (attempted 447 in 12 games) Pass Completions Per (301 in 12 games) Completion Percentage (301 of 447 attempts) Passes Had Intercepted Lowest Pass Interception Percentage (5 of 447 attempts) Passing Yards 3, (294 completions in 454 attempts) Passing Yards Per (3,963 in 12 games) Average Passing Yards Per Attempt (min. 125 attempts) (185 for 1,857 yards) Average Passing Yards Per Completion (min. 75 completions) (120 for 2,105 yards) Touchdown Passes Total Offense Total Offense Attempts (5,728 yards) Total Offense Attempts Per (924 in 10 games NCAA record) Total Offense Yards 5, (945 attempts) Total Offense Yards Per (5,105 in 10 games) Total Offense Yards Per Attempt (671 for 4,512 yards) Modern Record: (830 for 5,467 yards) Scoring Points Points Per (389 in 7 games) Modern Record: (376 in 10 games) Touchdowns Touchdowns Per (55 in 7 games) Modern Record: (53 in 10 games) Extra Points Extra Point Percentage (41 of 41) (36 of 36) (34 of 34) Two-Point Conversions Attempts Two-Point Conversions , 1971, 1970, 1965, 1958 Field Goals (27 attempts), 1986 (28 attempts) Consecutive s With a Field Goal from Safeties , 1989, 1987, 1983, 1979, 1973, 1959, 1958, 1954, (374 yards) Interception Yards (26 returns) Interception Yards Per Return (min. 10 returns) (12 for 261) Interception Returns for Touchdowns , 1966 Fumbles Most Opponent Fumbles Most Opponent Fumbles Lost Modern Record: (617 yards) Punt Return Yards (58 returns) Punt Return Yards Per (617 in 9 games) Punt Return Yards Per Attempt (25 for 468) for Touchdowns (1,142 yards) Kickoff Return Yards 1, (53 returns) Kickoff Return Yards Per (1,174 in 10 games) Kickoff Return Yards Per Attempt (36 for 1,160 yards) Modern Record: (25 for 689 yards) for Touchdowns Fumble Returns Fumble Returns (72 yards) Fumble Return Yards (4 returns) Fumble Returns for Touchdowns , 1998, 2000 Punting Punts Modern Record: , 1939 Fewest Punts Punting Average (50 for 2,272 yards) Quarterback Rick Mirer led the 1991 Irish to a then school-record 426 points, averaging 35.5 points per contest over the span of the 12-game regular season. First Downs First Downs First Downs Per (292 in 10 games) First Downs by Rushing First Downs by Passing First Downs by Penalty Penalties Penalties Modern Record: (933 yards) Fewest Penalties , 1937 Penalty Yards Per (933 in 10 games) Fewest Penalty Yards Fewest Penalty Yards Per (225 in 9 games), 1937 Fumbles Fumbles Fewest Fumbles Fumbles Lost Fewest Fumbles Lost NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM

9 Single Defense Rushing Defense Fewest Rushing Attempts by Kalamazoo, 1923 Modern Record: 15 by Pittsburgh (15 yards), 1968 Fewest Rushing Yards by Wisconsin (28 attempts), 1964 Most Rushing Yards Lost by USC (43 attempts), 1961 Fewest Rushing Yards Per Attempt by Wisconsin (28 for 51), 1964 Pass Defense Fewest Pass Attempts by Carnegie Tech, 1925 & St. Louis, 1922 Modern Record: 1 by Georgia Tech, 1976 Fewest Pass Completions many times - last: Georgia Tech, 1976 Fewest Passing Yards many times - last: Georgia Tech, 1976 Total Defense Fewest Total Offense Yards by St. Louis, 1922 Modern Record: 2 by Carnegie Tech, 1941 First Downs Fewest First Downs by Wabash, 1924; Kalamazoo, 1923; St. Louis, 1922; Michigan State, 1921 Modern Record: 1 by USC, 1950 & Carnegie Tech, 1941 Frank Leahy s 1946 Irish squad set the modern Notre Dame record for fewest points allowed in a season, yielding only 24 points in nine games. Fumbles Most Fumbles by Purdue, 1952 Most Fumbles Lost by Purdue, 1952 Defense Rushing Defense Fewest Rushing Attempts Allowed Per (263 in 9 games) Modern Record: (321 in 9 games) Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Modern Record: (340 attempts) Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Per (495 in 11 games) Modern Record: (611 in 9 games) Fewest Rushing Yards Per Attempt (365 for 495 yards) Modern Record: (340 for 611 yards) Rushing Yards Lost by Opponents Pass Defense Fewest Pass Attempts Allowed Per (69 in 10 games) Modern Record: (87 in 9 games) Fewest Pass Completions Allowed Per (14 in 9 games) Modern Record: (27 in 9 games) Lowest Completion Percentage (14 of 65) Modern Record: (41 of 134) Fewest Passing Yards Allowed Per (140 in 9 games) Modern Record: (445 in 9 games) Fewest Touchdown Passes Allowed , 1924, 1922, 1921 Modern Record: , 1940 Most Quarterback Sacks Total Defense Fewest Total Offense Attempts Allowed Per Modern Record: Fewest Total Offense Yards Modern Record: 1, Fewest Total Offense Yards Allowed Per (651 in 9 games) Modern Record: (1275 in 9 games) Fewest Total Offense Yards Per Attempt (468 for 843 yards) Modern Record: (481 for 1,283 yards) Scoring Fewest Points Allowed (9 games) Modern Record: 24, 1946 (9 games) Fewest (52 yards) Fewest Punt Return Yards Fewest Punt Return Yards Per Attempt (33 for 156 yards) Punting Most Opponent Punts Modern Record: Most Opponent Punts Blocked , 1932 Modern Record: , 1949, 1938 First Downs Fewest First Downs Allowed Modern Record: Fewest First Downs by Rushing Allowed , 1923 Modern Record: Fewest First Downs by Passing Allowed Modern Record: Miscellaneous Win-Loss Record: Home and Away (includes bowl games) Won Lost Tied Pct. Home Away Neutral Sites Total Consecutive Wins Sept. 10, 1988 to Nov. 25, 1989 Consecutive s Without Defeat (37 wins, 2 ties) Sept. 28, 1946 to Oct. 30, (24 wins, 3 ties) Nov. 12, 1910 to Oct. 17, (25 wins, 1 tie) Oct. 5, 1929 to Nov. 21, 1931 Consecutive Losses Oct. 1, 1960 to Nov. 19, 1960 Consecutive Wins at Home Nov. 9, 1907 to Nov. 9, 1918 (Great Lakes ended with 7-7 tie) Consecutive Wins in Notre Dame Stadium Nov. 21, 1942 to Oct. 7, 1950 (Purdue ended with victory) Consecutive s Without Defeat at Home (90 wins, 3 ties) Oct. 28, 1905 to Nov. 17, 1928 (Carnegie Tech ended with 27-7 victory) Consecutive s Scoring Sept. 24, 1966 to Sept. 9, 1978 (Missouri ended streak with 3-0 victory) Consecutive Shutouts Consecutive Quarters Opponents Held Without a TD (1st quarter vs. Army through 3rd quarter vs. Air Force) Consecutive s Shut Out by Opponents Oct. 21, 1933 to Nov. 11, 1933 Consecutive Capacity Crowds in Notre Dame Stadium Sept. 27, 1974 to present Most Points Scored in Each Half and Quarter (game was divided into quarters in 1910) First Half vs. American Medical, 1905 Modern Record: 49 vs. Pittsburgh, 1968 Second Half vs. St. Viator, 1912 Modern Record: 41 vs. Navy, st quarter vs. Kalamazoo, 1921 Modern Record: 32 vs. Tulane, nd quarter vs. Pittsburgh, rd quarter vs. St. Viator, 1912 Modern Record: 28 vs. Rutgers, th quarter vs. St. Viator, 1912 Modern Record: 28 vs. Illinois, 1941 HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM 145

10 OPPONENT RECORDS Former USC quarterback Pat Haden was one of seven players who then held the opponent touchdown pass record (now is five shared by Tyler Palko and Matt Leinart) after he threw four against the Irish in Haden currently serves as the television analyst for all Notre Dame home games on NBC. Individual Rushing Rushing Attempts Charles White, USC, 1979 (261 yards) Rushing Yards Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh, 1975 (23 attempts) Longest Rush Dick Panin, Michigan State, 1951 Passing Pass Attempts Steve Smith, Stanford, 1989 (completed 39) Pass Completions Steve Smith, Stanford, 1989 (attempted 68) Passing Yards Carson Palmer, USC, 2002 (32 of 46 attempts) Touchdown Passes Matt Leinart, USC, Tyler Palko, Pittsburgh, 2004 Receiving Pass Receptions Robert Lavette, Georgia Tech, 1981 (50 yards) John Jackson, USC, 1989 (200 yards) Jim Price, Stanford, 1989 (98 yards) Pass Reception Yards Selwyn Lymon, Purdue, 2006 (8 receptions) Touchdown Receptions Dwayne Jarrett, USC, Mario Manningham, Michigan, Pat Fitzgerald, Texas, Andy Hamilton, LSU, 1971 Longest Pass Kyle Orton to Taylor Stubblefield, Purdue, 2004 Total Offense Total Offense Attempts Steve Smith, Stanford, 1989 (289 yards) Total Offense Yards Steve Walsh, Miami, 1988 (52 attempts) Scoring Points Anthony Davis, USC, 1972 (6 TDs) Touchdowns Anthony Davis, USC, 1972 Extra Points (modern) Paul Edinger, Michigan State, Eric Hipp, USC, Bernie Allen, Purdue, Bob Prescott, Iowa, 1956 Field Goals Conor Lee, Pittsburgh, Massimo Manca, Penn State, Arden Czyzewski, Florida, 1991 (Sugar Bowl) Longest Field Goal Don Shafer, USC, 1986 Returns Adrian Young, USC, 1967 Longest Interception Jeff Ford, Georgia Tech, 1969 Longest Punt Return Jerry Mauren, Iowa, 1959 Longest Kickoff Return Jerome Brooks, Purdue, Anthony Davis, USC, Joe Williams, Iowa, Frank Rieple, Penn, 1955 Longest Fumble Return Leroy Keyes, Purdue, 1966 Longest Blocked Field Goal Return Floyd Miller, Tennessee, 1991 Punting Punts Joe Mihm, Carnegie Tech, Paul Dobson, Nebraska, 1918 Punting Average (min. 5 punts) Bob Huston (5 for 264 yards), Drake, 1937 Longest Punt Verl Lillywhite, USC, 1946 Rushing Rushing Attempts Charles White, USC, (648 yards) Rushing Yards Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh, (96 attempts) Passing Pass Attempts Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, (100 completions) Alex Van Pelt, Pittsburgh, (99 completions) Pass Completions Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, (163 attempts) Passing Yards 1, Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, (100 of 147) Touchdown Passes Matt Leinart, USC, Receiving Pass Receptions R. Jay Soward, USC, (296 yards) Pass Reception Yards Dwayne Jarrett, USC, (17 receptions) Touchdown Receptions Dwayne Jarrett, USC, Mario Manningham, Michigan, Mike Williams, USC, Charles Rogers, Michigan State, Anthony DiCosmo, Boston College, Pat Fitzgerald, Texas, Andy Hamilton, LSU, 1971 Total Offense Total Offense Attempts Carson Palmer, USC, (908 yards) Total Offense Yards Kyle Orton, Purdue, (172 attempts) Scoring Points Anthony Davis, USC, (11 TDs, 1 two-point conversion) Touchdowns Anthony Davis, USC, Extra Points Ryan Killeen, USC, Field Goals Ryan Killeen, USC, Team First Downs by Stanford, 1997 First Downs by Rushing by Air Force, 1991 First Downs by Passing by Miami, 1988 Rushing Attempts by Nebraska, 1922 Rushing Yards by Pittsburgh (50 attempts), by Michigan State (60 attempts), 1962 Pass Attempts by Stanford (completed 39), 1989 Pass Completions by Stanford (attempted 68), 1989 Passing Yards by USC (32 of 46), 2002 Touchdown Passes by USC & Purdue, 2004 Total Offense Atts by Stanford (421 yards), 1994 Total Offense Yards by OSU (64 attempts), 2006 Points by Army, 1944 Touchdowns by Wisconsin, NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM

11 LONGEST PLAYS Rushing Player (Opponent-Year)... Yards Bob Livingstone (USC, 1947) Larry Coutre (Navy, 1949) Joe Heap (SMU, 1954) Ulric Ruell (Ohio Northern, 1908) Alvin Berger (St. Louis, 1912) Paul McDonald (St. Vincent s, 1907) Jack McCarthy (Drake, 1937) Bob Kelly (Pittsburgh, 1944) Eric Penick (USC, 1973) Lou Zontini (Minnesota, 1938) Emil Sitko (Illinois, 1946) *83 Corwin Clatt (Great Lakes, 1942) Larry Coutre (Tulane, 1949) Robert Farmer (Boston College, 1996) Pass Plays Passer-Receiver (Opponent-Year) Yards Blair Kiel-Joe Howard (Georgia Tech, 1981) John Huarte-Nick Eddy (Pittsburgh, 1964) Jimmy Clausen-Michael Floyd (Nevada, 2009) Brady Quinn-Maurice Stovall (Purdue, 2003) Steve Beuerlein-Tim Brown (SMU, 1986) Terry Hanratty-Jim Seymour (Purdue, 1966) Rick Mirer-Tony Smith (Air Force, 1991) Brady Quinn-Jeff Samardzija (Stanford, 2005) Paul Failla-Derrick Mayes (Stanford, 1993) Joe Montana-Ted Burgmeier (North Carolina, 1975) Joe Theismann-Mike Creaney (Pittsburgh, 1970) Jimmy Clausen-Golden Tate (Stanford, 2009) Paul Hornung-Jim Morse (USC, 1955) Jimmy Clausen-Golden Tate (Washington, 2009) Steve Beuerlein-Tim Brown (Navy, 1986) Rusty Lisch-Tony Hunter (Air Force, 1979) Harry Stuhldreher-Jim Crowley (Nebraska, 1924) Bob Williams-Gary Myers (Navy, 1958) Steve Beuerlein-Reggie Ward (Missouri, 1984) George Izo-Aubrey Lewis (Pittsburgh, 1957) John Huarte-Nick Eddy (Navy, 1964) George Izo-Red Mack (Pittsburgh, 1958) *72 Player (Opponent-Year)... Yards Jack Elder (Army, 1929) Luther Bradley (Purdue, 1975) Nick Rassas (Northwestern, 1965) Jack Elder (Drake, 1927) Bobbie Howard (LSU, 1998) Dave Duerson (Miami, 1981) Steve Juzwik (Army, 1940) Mike Swistowicz (North Carolina, 1949) Tom Zbikowski (BYU, 2005) Art Parisien (Minnesota, 1925) *82 Wally Fromhart (USC, 1935) *82 Tom Carter (Tennessee, 1991) Elmer Layden (Stanford, 1924) #78 Allen Rossum (Washington, 1995) Lou Loncaric (North Carolina, 1955) Player (Opponent-Year)... Yards Alfred Bergman (Loyola, Chicago, 1911) !105 Julius Jones (Nebraska, 2000) Clint Johnson (Stanford, 1993) Joe Savoldi (SMU, 1930) Allen Rossum (Purdue, 1996) Greg Bell (Miami, 1981) George Melinkovich (Northwestern, 1932) Arthur Bergman (Nebraska, 1919) Terry Brennan (Army, 1947) Armando Allen (Hawai i, 2008) ^96 Tim Brown (LSU, 1986) Vontez Duff (Purdue, 2001) Nick Eddy (Purdue, 1966) Tim Brown (Air Force, 1986) Dom Callicrate (Olivet, 1907) Paul Castner (Kalamazoo, 1922) Don Miller (St. Louis, 1922) Bill Cerney (DePauw, 1922) Paul Hornung (USC, 1956) ! Playing field was 110 yards long in Bergman received the kickoff on his own goal line and was downed on Loyola s 5-yard line. Fumble Returns Player (Opponent-Year)... Yards Frank Shaughnessy (Kansas, 1904) Tom Zbikowski (Michigan State, 2004) Gerome Sapp (Purdue, 2002) Garron Bible (Stanford, 2003) Punts Player (Opponent-Year)... Yards Bill Shakespeare (Pittsburgh, 1935) Elmer Layden (Stanford, 1924) #80 Hunter Smith (Arizona State, 1998) Craig Hentrich (Colorado, 1990) &77 Bill Shakespeare (Navy, 1935) Ed DeGree (Nebraska, 1922) Ricky Watters, whose 81-yard punt return for a touchdown against Michigan in 1988 helped kickstart Notre Dame's national championship season, set the record a year later for longest punt return in Irish history with a 97-yarder versus SMU. (Photo by Bill Panzica) Bill Shakespeare (Pittsburgh, 1934) Nick Pietrosante (Navy, 1957) Elmer Layden (Wabash, 1924) Jim Yoder (Texas, Field Goals Player (Opponent-Year)... Yards Dave Reeve (Pittsburgh, 1976) Nicholas Setta (Maryland, 2002) John Carney (SMU, 1984) Harry Oliver (Michigan, 1980) Dave Reeve (Michigan State, 1977) D.J. Fitzpatrick (Syracuse, 2003) Harry Oliver (Georgia, 1980) $50 Harry Oliver (Navy, 1980) Ted Gradel (Alabama, 1987) John Carney (Purdue, 1986) Mike Johnston (South Carolina, 1983) Harry Oliver (Army, 1980) Chuck Male (Michigan State, 1979) Joe Perkowski (USC, 1961) Player (Opponent-Year)... Yards Ricky Watters (SMU, 1989) M. Harry (Red) Miller (Olivet, 1909) *95 Chet Grant (Case Tech, 1916) Joe Heap (USC, 1953) Joe Heap (Pittsburgh, 1952) Golden Tate (Pittsburgh, 2009) John Lattner (Iowa, 1952) Lancaster Smith (Pittsburgh, 1948) Joey Getherall (Nebraska, 2000) Allen Rossum (Pittsburgh, 1996) Bob Scarpitto (USC, 1958) *82 Ricky Watters (Michigan, 1988) *Did not Bowl $Sugar Bowl +Aloha Bowl #Rose Bowl &Orange Bowl ^Hawai i Bowl HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM 147

12 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Rushing Rushes Yards...TD 1918 George Gipp George Gipp George Gipp John Mohardt Jim Crowley Don Miller Don Miller Christie Flanagan Christie Flanagan Christie Flanagan Jack Chevigny Joe Savoldi Marchy Schwartz Marchy Schwartz George Melinkovich Nick Lukats George Melinkovich Bill Shakespeare Bob Wilke Bunny McCormick Bob Saggau Milt Piepul Steve Juzwik Fred Evans Corwin Clatt Creighton Miller Bob Kelly Elmer Angsman Emil Sitko Emil Sitko Emil Sitko Emil Sitko Jack Landry Neil Worden John Lattner Neil Worden Don Schaefer Don Schaefer Paul Hornung Nick Pietrosante Nick Pietrosante Gerry Gray Angelo Dabiero Angelo Dabiero Don Hogan Joe Kantor Bill Wolski Nick Eddy Nick Eddy Jeff Zimmerman Bob Gladieux Denny Allan Ed Gulyas Bob Minnix Eric Penick Wayne Bullock Wayne Bullock Jerome Heavens Al Hunter Jerome Heavens Vagas Ferguson Vagas Ferguson... * * * Jim Stone Phil Carter Phil Carter Allen Pinkett Allen Pinkett * Allen Pinkett Mark Green Mark Green Tony Rice Tony Rice Rodney Culver Jerome Bettis Reggie Brooks Lee Becton Randy Kinder Randy Kinder Autry Denson Autry Denson Autry Denson Tony Fisher Julius Jones Julius Jones Ryan Grant Julius Jones Darius Walker Darius Walker Darius Walker James Aldridge Armando Allen Armando Allen Passing Att Comp Yards TD 1918 George Gipp George Gipp George Gipp John Mohardt Jim Crowley Jim Crowley Harry Stuhldreher Harry O Boyle Christie Flanagan John Niemiec John Niemiec Jack Elder Marchy Schwartz Marchy Schwartz Nick Lukats Nick Lukats Bill Shakespeare Bill Shakespeare Bob Wilke Jack McCarthy Bob Saggau Harry Stevenson Bob Saggau Angelo Bertelli Angelo Bertelli Johnny Lujack Frank Dancewicz Frank Dancewicz Johnny Lujack Johnny Lujack Frank Tripuka Bob Williams Bob Williams John Mazur Ralph Guglielmi Ralph Guglielmi Allen Pinkett ranks first on the all-time scoring list with 53 touchdowns and 320 points. Pinkett also holds the second- and third-highest singleseason scoring figures with 110 and 108 points(tied), respectively, in 1983 and NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM

13 1954 Ralph Guglielmi Paul Hornung Paul Hornung Bob Williams George Izo George Izo George Haffner Frank Budka Daryle Lamonica Frank Budka John Huarte Bill Zloch Terry Hanratty Terry Hanratty Terry Hanratty Joe Theismann Joe Theismann Cliff Brown Tom Clements Tom Clements Tom Clements Rick Slager Rick Slager Joe Montana Joe Montana Rusty Lisch Blair Kiel Blair Kiel Blair Kiel Steve Beuerlein Steve Beuerlein Steve Beuerlein Steve Beuerlein Tony Rice Tony Rice Tony Rice Rick Mirer Rick Mirer Rick Mirer Kevin McDougal Ron Powlus Ron Powlus Ron Powlus Ron Powlus Jarious Jackson Jarious Jackson Matt LoVecchio Carlyle Holiday Carlyle Holiday Brady Quinn Brady Quinn Brady Quinn * * Brady Quinn...* * Jimmy Clausen Jimmy Clausen Jimmy Clausen Receiving Caught Yards TD 1918 Bernie Kirk Bernie Kirk Eddie Anderson Eddie Anderson Don Miller Don Miller Don Miller Ron Powlus led the Irish in passing for four straight seasons ( ) Gene Edwards Ike Voedisch John Colrick John Colrick John Colrick Ed Kosky Paul Host George Melinkovich Steve Banas Dom Vairo Wally Fromhart Joe O Neill Andy Puplis Earl Brown Bud Kerr Bob Hargrave Steve Juzwik Bob Livingstone John Yonakor Bob Kelly Bob Skoglund Terry Brennan Terry Brennan Leon Hart Leon Hart Jim Mutscheller Jim Mutscheller Joe Heap Joe Heap Joe Heap Jim Morse Jim Morse Dick Lynch Monty Stickles Bob Scarpitto Les Traver Les Traver Jim Kelly Jim Kelly Jack Snow Nick Eddy Jim Seymour Jim Seymour Jim Seymour Tom Gatewood Tom Gatewood Tom Gatewood Willie Townsend Pete Demmerle Pete Demmerle Ken MacAfee Ken MacAfee Ken MacAfee Kris Haines Dean Masztak Tony Hunter Tony Hunter Tony Hunter Allen Pinkett Mark Bavaro Tim Brown Tim Brown Tim Brown Rickey Watters Raghib Ismail Raghib Ismail Tony Smith Lake Dawson Lake Dawson Derrick Mayes Derrick Mayes Pete Chryplewicz HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM 149

14 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 1997 Bobby Brown Malcolm Johnson Bobby Brown David Givens Javin Hunter Arnaz Battle Rhema McKnight Rhema McKnight Jeff Samardzija * Jeff Samardzija John Carlson Golden Tate Golden Tate... *93... * *15 Scoring TD XPts FG Pts 1918 George Gipp George Gipp George Gipp John Mohardt Paul Castner Don Miller Red Maher Jim Crowley Christie Flanagan Bucky Dahman John Niemiec Jack Chevigny Jack Elder Marchy Schwartz Marchy Schwartz George Melinkovich Nick Lukats George Melinkovich Bill Shakespeare Bob Wilke Andy Puplis Benny Sheridan Earl Brown Milt Piepul Steve Juzwik Fred Evans Corwin Clatt Creighton Miller Creighton Miller Bob Kelly Elmer Angsman Terry Brennan Jim Mello Terry Brennan Emil Sitko Emil Sitko Billy Barrett Jim Mutscheller Neil Worden Neil Worden Neil Worden Joe Heap Paul Hornung Paul Hornung Monty Stickles Monty Stickles Bob Scarpitto Bob Scarpitto Joe Perkowski Joe Farrell Jim Kelly Daryle Lamonica Frank Budka Bill Wolski Bill Wolski Nick Eddy Joe Azzaro Bob Gladieux Scott Hempel Scott Hempel Robert Thomas Andy Huff Bob Thomas Wayne Bullock Dave Reeve Al Hunter Dave Reeve Vagas Ferguson Vagas Ferguson Harry Oliver Harry Oliver Mike Johnston Allen Pinkett Allen Pinkett Allen Pinkett John Carney * Ted Gradel Reggie Ho Anthony Johnson Craig Hentrich Jerome Bettis...* * Reggie 1993 Kevin Pendergast * Derrick 1995 Marc Edwards Autry Denson Autry Denson Autry Denson Tony 2000 Nicholas Setta Nicholas Setta Nicholas Setta Julius Jones D.J. Fitzpatrick Jeff Samardzija Rhema McKnight Brandon Walker Brandon Walker Golden Tate Indicates one two-point conversion + Indicates two two-point conversions Tackles 1956 Ed Sullivan...79 Paul Hornung Jim Schaaf...88 Al Ecuyer Al Ecuyer...78 Ken Adamson Bob Scholtz...84 Ken Adamson Myron Pottios...74 Nick Buoniconti Nick Buoniconti...74 Bob Bill Ed Hoerster...73 Bob Lehmann Bill Pfeiffer Bob Lehmann Jim Carroll Ken Maglicic Jim Lynch Pete Duranko Jim Lynch John Pergine Bob Olson...98 Mike McGill Bob Olson Tim Kelly Bob Olson Mike McCoy Jim Wright Tim Kelly Mike Kadish...97 Greg Marx Jim O Malley Greg Marx Greg Collins Gary Potempa Greg Collins Drew Mahalic Steve Niehaus Jeff Weston Steve Heimkreiter Bob Golic...99 Ken Dike Bob Golic Ross Browner Steve Heimkreiter Bob Golic Bob Crable...*187 Mike Whittington Bob Crable Mark Zavagnin Bob Crable Mark Zavagnin Mark Zavagnin Mike Larkin Tony Furjanic Rick Naylor Mike Kovaleski Robert Banks Tony Furjanic Mike Kovaleski Mike Kovaleski...88 Wally Kleine Ned Bolcar Wes Pritchett Wes Pritchett Michael Stonebreaker Ned Bolcar Donn Grimm Michael Stonebreaker...95 Greg Davis Demetrius DuBose Rod Smith...69 Pete Bercich Demetrius DuBose...87 Anthony Peterson Justin Goheen NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM

15 Pete Bercich Brian Magee...81 Jeremy Sample Lyron Cobbins Kinnon Tatum Kinnon Tatum...77 Lyron Cobbins Jimmy Friday Melvin Dansby Bobbie Howard Jimmy Friday A Jani Sanders...91 Anthony Denman Anthony Denman...84 Tony Driver Tyreo Harrison...97 Courtney Watson Courtney Watson...90 Glenn Earl Courtney Watson Brandon Hoyte Mike Goolsby...97 Brandon Hoyte Brandon Hoyte...92 Corey Mays Maurice Crum Chinedum Ndukwe Trevor Laws Julius Jones led the Irish in both 1999 and 2001 in punt return average at 13.0 and 10.7 yards, respectively. (photo by Lighthouse Imaging) Joe Brockington Kyle McCarthy David Bruton Kyle McCarthy Brian Smith...71 Punt Return Average (minimum of 5 returns through 1969; minimum of 1.0 returns per game from 1970) No. Yds Avg Joe Brandy Joe Brandy (None) 1922 Frank Thomas Harry Stuhldreher Harry Stuhldreher Charlie Riley Vince McNally Charles McKinney Frank Carideo Frank Carideo Frank Carideo Emmett Murphy Chuck Jaskwhich Andy Pilney Wally Fromhart Andy Pilney Bob Wilke Andy Puplis Benny Sheridan Benny Sheridan Bob Hargrave Steve Juzwik Pete Ashbaugh Creighton Miller Bob Kelly Frank Dancewicz Bob Livingstone Coy McGee Lancaster Smith * Bill Gay Bill Gay Billy Barrett John Lattner Joe Heap Dean Studer Dean Studer Aubrey Lewis (None) 1958 Pat Doyle Bob Scarpitto Angelo Dabiero Angelo Dabiero Frank Minik Bill Wolski Nick Rassas Nick Rassas * Tom Schoen Tom Schoen... * Bob Gladieux Brian Lewallen Mike Crotty Mike Crotty Ken Schlezes Bob Zanot Ted Burgmeier Ted Burgmeier Steve Schmitz Steve Schmitz Dave Waymer Dave Duerson Dave Duerson Dave Duerson Dave Duerson Joe Howard Troy Wilson Troy Wilson Troy Wilson Tim Brown Ricky Watters Ricky Watters Raghib Ismail Jeff Burris Michael Miller Michael Miller (None) 1995 (None) 1996 Allen Rossum Allen Rossum Joey Getherall Julius Jones Joey Getherall Julius Jones Vontez Duff Vontez Duff Carlyle Holiday Tom Zbikowski Tom Zbikowski HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM 151

16 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 2007 Tom Zbikowski Golden Tate Golden Tate Kickoff Return Average (minimum of 4 returns through 1969; minimum of 0.5 returns per game from 1970) No. Yds Avg George Gipp George Gipp Chet Wynne Paul Castner * Willie Maher Elmer Layden Rex Enright Christie Flanagan Jack Chevigny Jack Chevigny Joe Savoldi Joe Savoldi (None) 1932 George Melinkovich Ray Brancheau Bill Shakespeare Bill Shakespeare Andy Puplis (None) 1938 (None) 1939 Harry Stevenson Milt Piepul Fred Evans Bob Livingstone Creighton Miller Bob Kelly Phil Colella (None) 1947 (None) 1948 Larry Coutre Emil Sitko Jack Landry Billy Barrett Joe Heap John Lattner Jim Morse Dean Studer Paul Hornung Dick Lynch Jim Crotty Bob Scarpitto George Sefcik Angelo Dabiero Ron Bliey Ron Bliey Nick Rassas Bill Wolski Nick Eddy Dave Haley Coley O Brien Mike Crotty Darryll Dewan Gary Diminick Gary Diminick Gary Diminick Al Samuel Dan Knott Al Hunter Terry Eurick Jim Stone Jim Stone Jim Stone Greg Bell Allen Pinkett Alonzo Jefferson Hiawatha Francisco Tim Brown Tim Brown Tim Brown Raghib Ismail Raghib Ismail Raghib Ismail Clint Johnson Michael Miller Clint Johnson Emmett Mosley Emmett Mosley Allen Rossum Allen Rossum Darcey Levy Julius Jones Julius Jones Julius Jones Vontez Duff Vontez Duff Chase Anastasio David Grimes David Grimes Armando Allen Armando Allen Theo Riddick... *37... * (minimum of 3) No. Yards 1919 George Gipp (None) 1921 Chet Wynne Harry Mehre (None) 1923 Jim Crowley (None) 1925 (None) 1926 Vince McNally (None) 1928 (None) 1929 Frank Carideo Carl Cronin Marty Brill Tom Conley Nordy Hoffmann Mike Koken Nick Lukats Ray Brancheau (None) 1935 (None) 1936 Bob Wilke Ed Simonich (None) 1939 (None) 1940 Steve Bagarus Bernie Crimmins Angelo Bertelli Creighton Miller Joe Gasparella Frank Dancewicz Terry Brennan Johnny Lujack Bill Gay Bill Gay Dave Flood John Lattner John Lattner Jack Whelan Ralph Guglielmi Ralph Guglielmi Paul Hornung Aubrey Lewis Bob Williams George Izo George Sefcik Don White (None) 1961 Angelo Dabiero Tom MacDonald Tom MacDonald Tony Carey Nick Rassas * Tom Schoen Tom Schoen John Pergine Chuck Zloch Ralph Stepaniak Clarence Ellis Ken Schlezes Mike Townsend... * Luther Bradley (None) 1975 Luther Bradley Tom Lopienski Joe Restic Joe Restic Joe Restic Tom Gibbons Dave Waymer Dave Waymer (None) 1981 Mark Zavagnin Dave Duerson Rick Naylor Pat Ballage Steve Lawrence Steve Lawrence Corny Southall Marv Spence George Streeter Jeff Alm Todd Lyght (None) 1991 Tom Carter Tom Carter Jeff Burris Bobby Taylor (None) 1995 Lyron Cobbins Benny Guilbeaux Benny Guilbeaux A Jani Sanders Deveron Harper Ron Israel Vontez Duff Shane Walton Quentin Burrell (None) 2005 Tom Zbikowski Mike Richardson David Bruton David Bruton Kyle McCarthy *Notre Dame record NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM

17 NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS Allen Rossum led the nation in punt returns in 1996 at yards per attempt and was sixth in kickoff returns in 1997 at yards per attempt. (Photo by Lighthouse Imaging) Since the NCAA began producing its annual statistical rankings in 1937, individual Notre Dame players have finished in the final top 10 on 75 occasions. From 1937 through 1969, all individual rankings were by season totals. Beginning in 1970, most season individual rankings were by per game averages. In total offense, rushing and scoring, it is yards or points per game; in receiving and interceptions, it is catches per game; in punt and kickoff returns, it is yards per return and in field goals, field goals per game. Punting always has been by average. Beginning in 1970, passers were ranked on completions per game, and starting in 1979, were ranked on efficiency rating points. The all-purpose running rankings have been compiled only since The field-goal rankings began when the goal posts were widened in Kick scoring is no longer an active category. Here s a complete listing of all those Irish players finishing among the top 10 in any individual statistical category: Total Offense Frank Dancewicz Bob Williams Ralph Guglielmi Paul Hornung Paul Hornung John Huarte Joe Theismann Brady Quinn Jimmy Clausen Rushing Creighton Miller Jim Mello Bob Kelly Neil Worden Vagas Ferguson Allen Pinkett Reggie Brooks Passing Angelo Bertelli Angelo Bertelli Frank Dancewicz Bob Williams Ralph Guglielimi Rick Mirer Rick Mirer Brady Quinn Jimmy Clausen Receiving Jack Snow Tom Gatewood Golden Tate Punting Bob Kelly Brian Doherty Joe Restic Geoff Price t5... Paul Hornung t8... Angelo Dabiero t2... Tom MacDonald t6... Tom MacDonald Tony Carey t8... Nick Rassas t7... Tom Schoen Mike Townsend t5... Dave Duerson t8... Todd Lyght Nick Rassas Tom Schoen Ricky Watters Allen Rossum Joey Getherall John Lattner Paul Hornung Paul Costa Terry Eurick Jim Stone Allen Pinkett Tim Brown Raghib Ismail Emmett Mosley Allen Rossum Julius Jones Vontez Duff All-Purpose Running (first compiled in 1970) Al Hunter Allen Pinkett Tim Brown Tim Brown Raghib Ismail Scoring Fred Evans t4... Creighton Miller t2... Bob Kelly t5... Terry Brennan Vagas Ferguson Allen Pinkett Allen Pinkett Jerome Bettis Kick Scoring Menil Mavraides t8... Monty Stickles Ken Ivan Joe Azzaro t8... Scott Hemple t9... Joe Azzaro t3... Bob Thomas Field Goals 1955 t3... Paul Hornung t9... Monty Stickles t8... Joe Perkowski Harry Oliver Mike Johnston John Carney HERE COME THE IRISH THIS IS NOTRE DAME THE FIGHTING IRISH 10 COACHES HISTORY & RECORDS MEDIA 2010 NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM 153

18 NCAA RECORDS A number of Notre Dame players and teams occupy places in the NCAA s all-time collegiate football record book: Individual Annual Champions Rushing Creighton Miller, 1943 (151 for 911 yards) Passing Efficiency Bob Williams, 1949 ( min. 11 attempts/game) Nick Rassas, 1965 (24 for 459 yards) Allen Rossum, 1996 (15 for 344 yards) Tony Carey, 1964 (8 for 121 yards) Mike Townsend, 1972 (10 for 39 yards) Kick Scoring Menil Mavraides, 1953 (27 points) Raghib Ismail, 1988 (36.1 average - 12 for 433 yards) Records Highest Percentage of Field Goals Made 40 Yards or More John Carney, 1984 ( of 11) Highest Percentage of Field Goals Made Yards John Carney, 1984 ( of 10) Most Consecutive Field Goals Made Yards John Carney, (12) Most Single- Touchdowns Scored on Tim Brown, 1987 vs. Michigan State (2) Allen Rossum, 1996 vs. Pittsburgh (2) (held by many others) Most Single- Touchdowns Scored on Raghib Ismail, 1988 vs. Rice (2), 1989 vs. Michigan (2) (with seven others, though Ismail is the only player in history to score twice in two games) Most Single- Touchdowns Scored on Fumble Returns Tony Driver, 2000 vs. Navy (2) (with Tyrone Carter of Minnesota, 1996) Most Touchdowns on, Punt Returns and (Must have at Least One Touchdown in Each Category) Allen Rossum, (9) (3 interceptions, 3 punt returns, 3 kickoff returns) Team Annual Champions Total Offense 1943, yards per game 1946, yards per game 1949, yards per game Rushing Offense 1943, yards per game 1946, yards per game Scoring Offense 1966, 36.2 points per game 1958, 17.6 yards per return 1957, 27.6 yards per return 1966, 29.6 yards per return 1988, 24.2 yards per return Total Defense 1946, yards per game 1974, yards per game Rushing Defense 1974, yards per game Scoring Defense 1946, 2.7 points per game Kickoff Return Defense 2008, yards per return In addition to leading the nation in kickoff returns in 1988, Raghib Ismail became the only player in NCAA history to return two kickoffs for touchdowns in two different games, doing that against Rice in 1988 and Michigan in (Photo by Greg Kohs) Bob Williams, shown here with center Walt Grothaus, led the nation in passing efficiency in 1949 with an astounding rating of Records Single- Touchdowns Scored on 2, vs. Rice 1988, vs. Michigan 1989 (held by many teams) Single- Touchdowns Scored on 3, vs. Pittsburgh, 1996 (with six other teams) Single- Most Defensive Extra Point Attempts Against 2, vs. Rice 1988 (2 returns, 1 scored) Total Offense Most Plays Per 92.4, 1970 (924 in 10 games) Pass Defense Lowest Completion Percentage Allowed (min. 200 attempts).333, 1967 (102 of 306 attempts) Pass Defense Fewest Yards Allowed Per Attempt (min. 300 attempts) 3.78, 1967 (306 for 1,158 yards) Pass Defense Fewest Yards Allowed Per Completion (min. 150 completions) 9.5, 1993 (263 for 2,502 yards) Punt Return Defense Fewest Returns Allowed 5, 1968 (52 yards) (tied with Nebraska 1995) Fewest Turnovers Lost 8, 2000 (tied with Clemson 1940 and Miami, Ohio 1966) Most Consecutive Winning s (All Time) 42 from 1889 to 1932 (no teams in ) Fewest Turnovers Per 0.73, 2000 (8 in 11 games) NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL GUIDE UND.COM